Sentence examples for most relevant context from inspiring English sources

YuMe's technology will help video distributors deliver advertising to targeted audiences in the most relevant context on multiple screens— computers and connected TVs as well as Apple iOS, RIM, Symbian and Android operating systems.

But the most relevant context for the Treasury fine on Exxon is, in fact, the thing we're all talking about anyway: Russiagate.

Our findings suggest that some of the most relevant context factors are those close to the clinical microsystem in which the QI intervention is delivered.

Although initial specificity of the promoters was demonstrated by virtue of gene expression profiles in primary fibroblasts (Fig. 3), we next evaluated gene expression in the most relevant context, the human liver.

Twitter directed VICE News to a blog post that claims the company is "working to ensure we are surfacing the highest-quality and most relevant content and context first".

Ideally, one would like to perform such studies in the most ecologically relevant context, but the trade-off is that in situ it is difficult to control enough variables to make the results interpretable.

Homeland security represents one of the most relevant application contexts for smart cities, attracting the interest of both authorities and the research community.

Approaches that improve transient targeting of gene expression in intact human islets are needed in order to effectively perturb intracellular pathways to achieve biological effects in the most relevant tissue contexts.

RecBCD-mediated recombination is unlikely to proceed via an SSA mechanism in most biologically relevant contexts in which it has been studied (e.g.; conjugation, phage-mediated transduction, and DSE repair [81] [83]) and in model recombination studies using λ [84], because in all of these circumstances a single DSE recombines with an unbroken molecule; that is, these are one-ended reactions.

The present study is therefore most relevant in the context of implant behaviour in the early post-operative period, before full bony on-growth occurs.

The lipophilic antioxidants, which are most relevant in this context, are compounds of the vitamin E group (tocopherols and tocotrienols) and ubiquinones.